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Rabu, 27 Juni 2012

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (7-Inch, Wi-Fi) - Review

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (7-Inch, Wi-Fi) 
okey this time i will review about Samsung Galaxy Tab 2. Using the Galaxy Tab 2, you can browse the web, explore 450,000 apps available in the Google Play Store, and choose from thousands of new TV shows and movies wherever you are--making the tablet an ideal entertainment companion.

The tablet comes installed with Samsung Media Hub, an app that lets you choose from thousands of movies and TV shows that play even while they're downloading. Media Hub offers TV shows the day after they air and movies the day after they come out on DVD, along with older selections. With Media Hub's "buy once, play anywhere" capabilities, you can access your media on the go with your Galaxy Tab 2 or Samsung smartphone, or watch on the big screen at home with your smart TV or smart Blu-ray player. The Galaxy Tab 2 includes Adobe Flash Player, giving you access to more games, videos, and other rich content online.

The Galaxy Tab 2 comes with a free one-year subscription to Dropbox*, an online file-hosting service. With this subscription, you can store up to 50 GB of your favorite digital content--including photos, videos, and documents--and share files with coworkers, friends, and family members.

The Smart Remote app and built-in IR blaster turn the Galaxy Tab 2 into a universal remote control, allowing you to control all of your home entertainment devices, including your TV, cable box, DVR, and Blu-ray player. Additionally, the Smart Remote learns what you like and presents you with personalized recommendations. Find a show, click the "watch" button, and see your TV automatically switch to that show.
Using AllShare, Samsung's content-sharing service, you can wirelessly stream multimedia content from your tablet to your TV or another DLNA-enabled device. And if you need to leave the living room, you can stay tuned in--Smart View allows you to wireless stream what's on your Samsung Smart TV to your Galaxy Tab 2.

The Galaxy Tab 2 is powered by Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich, which offers an exceptionally smooth user experience. Additionally, Samsung's TouchWiz interface allows you to see live news and weather on your homescreen, and multitask using multiple open windows with Mini Apps.

The Galaxy Tab 2 sports a fast dual-core processor that provides a smooth user experience whether you're playing games or browsing the web. You can also use the microSD card slot to add up to 32GB of additional data storage or easily transfer music and picture files.




So you can enjoy music, movies, TV shows, apps, and more--wherever you are--with the Galaxy Tab 2. The tablet sports a 7-inch touchscreen and is powered by Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich, which offers a smooth user experience. The Samsung Media Hub app gives you access to thousands of new movies and TV shows and lets you play your purchases on up to five devices at a time. You can also use the Galaxy Tab 2 as a universal remote for your home entertainment devices and stream video, music, and pictures to your DLNA-enabled TV using Samsung's AllShare service. A free one-year 50GB subscription to Dropbox, a web-based file-sharing service, is included.

Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (7-Inch, Wi-Fi) Technical Detail

Brand Name Samsung
Series GT-P3113TSYXAR
Screen Size 7 inches
Hardware Platform PC
Operating System Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich)
RAM Size 1 GB
Hard Drive Size 8 GB
Flash Memory Size 8
Graphics Coprocessor No Information
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Senin, 25 Juni 2012

ASUS Zenbook Prime UX31A-DB51 13.3-Inch Ultrabook - Review

ASUS Zenbook Prime UX31A-DB51 13.3-Inch Ultrabook 
okey this time I will give you a review about asus laptop.  so this is ASUS Zenbook Prime  UX31A-DB51, if we look from the outside this laptop has a pretty interesting, why? because this laptop is very thin! hmm.. I actually can't review this laptop a lot, because I also do not know much about this laptop. but now I want to give you a review from someone who bought this laptop from amazon

I received this laptop a few hours ago and I'm going to give my first impressions on the device.

Build Quality and Design:
Apart from the different color on the keyboard and lack of hideous script font above the keyboard that was on the original zenbook, the Prime looks about the same. Since this is the 31A, it has a Aluminum Unibody design, and from messing around with various Macbook Air's this device seems to be just as well built. I like the front panel design over the Air but that's down to personal preference.

Accessories:
Being an $1000+ device I would expect a nice amount of goodies, and included is a VGA and Ethernet adapter. There is no micro-HDMI to HDMI adapter, but I find myself using VGA most of the time when giving presentations anyway, so I suppose that's not too bad of a loss. The Air (afaik) does not come with these adapters so that is a small plus. The adapters have their own little pouch to store separately. The combination synthetic leather/canvas sleeve that is included fits fairly snugly, though there is enough space to cram in an adapter if you need to. The AC adapter is about the same size as the Apple counterpart, which is good.

Screen Quality:
Being a UX31A the laptop packs a 1920x1080 Matte IPS panel. In a not-very-scientific test viewing angles (obviously) far exceed that of my desk TN panel, and brightness and contrast all seem to be much better. Granted, I'm comparing to a 23" Hanns LCD I paid $60 for. There was a comment earlier about the screen being dimmer than that of the previous gen, and I haven't tested it outside, but it seems to just fine for my purposes. The matte finish is also a plus. There is a bit of back light bleed on the bottom and right hand sides of the screen, but when watching a sample 1080p movie, it didn't bother me at all. I like the increased resolution on the device and it's a definite step up from traditional 1366x768 panels. Text is sometimes a bit small on the default size in chrome but that is easily remedied.

Performance:
Thankfully, an ADATA XM11 128GB SSD is included. This is a Sandforce drive and I'm getting benchmark scores of 470/150 MB/s RW Sequential, 18/44 MB/s RW 4K random, 113/144 MB/S RW 4k Random 64QD, and access times of .155/.277 ms RW, for a total score of 462 in AS-SSD. This is comparable to my old Vertex 2 in my desktop, so no worries about disk performance here. The system boots boots in about 20 seconds and resumes quickly. It scores a 7.9 WEI in terms of disk performance, though that's not a the best indicator in general.
I haven't done anything intensive with the CPU yet but things seem to be holding up well with little slowdown. I also tried messing around in Diablo III on the integrated HD4000 graphics. I set the game to 1024x768, and everything else to minimum, and from a short session of Act III Inferno, the graphics performed okay, with some stutter and slowdown depending on how many effects were on the screen. If you want to do more than just casual gaming, go for the UX32VD with the GT620M graphics. After playing for a bit the fan kicked on and hot air began coming out of the vent located above the keyboard. The fan was not loud enough to hear over the speakers, which put out a decent amount of volume for the size of the laptop.

Keyboard/Trackpad:
Asus touts the keyboard as being much improved over the previous generation, though I'm not sure if I notice that. I've tried out the original zenbook at stores a few times and this feels similar. I've typed this review on the keyboard without any problems, but it'll be clear to you that you are typing on a scissor-switch laptop keyboard. This also leads to me to the flaw in my item - the backlight. Two of the keys in the center refuse to light at all, regardless of the brightness level I set. Hence, it's going back to Amazon for an exchange. Pity. The trackpad is made by Elantech, which may make some people cringe, but for the most part, I haven't had a problem. I like to rest one hand on the left click button and right other to scroll, and there were no glitches I noticed in the last few hours. The only multi-touch feature I really use is two finger scrolling, which works well enough in Chrome. It's not as smooth as OSX is, but I would assume that is because of Windows 7, and will be improved in Windows 8.

If you're trying to decide between this and the Air, it mainly comes down to a few factors - OS, Screen Quality, Discrete Graphics, and support. If you have a rabid obsession with one OS over the other your choice should already be clear. If you value screen quality, both are solid choices - while the Air has a 1440x900 TN panel, it still looks good, though the viewing angles are likely not as wide, and the resolution obviously lower. Anandtech rates both this laptop and the Air well in screen quality. If you value discrete graphics, only the UX32 line offers you that. If you value support I would go with the Air, as nothing beats being able to go into a store and coming out with a fixed laptop.

If you're set on Windows or want a 1080P IPS Panel, no other ultrabook touches the Zenbook prime right now. Sony has a similarly-specced laptop out, which has a GT640LE and 1600x900 screen, but that is much heavier and thicker. This is an expensive device, no doubt, so if you can give up some screen quality and are okay with slightly slower integrated graphics, you should consider a previous gen ultrabook. 
ASUS Zenbook Prime UX31A-DB51 13.3-Inch UltrabookASUS Zenbook Prime UX31A-DB51 13.3-Inch UltrabookASUS Zenbook Prime UX31A-DB51 13.3-Inch Ultrabook  
ASUS Zenbook Prime UX31A-DB51 13.3-Inch Ultrabook Technical Details
  • Intel Core i5-3317U 1.7 GHz
  • 4 GB SO-DIMM, 128 GB Solid-State Drive
  • Backlit Keyboard
  • 13.3-Inch IPS Full-HD LED Screen, Intel HD 4000 Graphics
  • Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
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Minggu, 24 Juni 2012

Sony VAIO VPCEH34FX/B 15.5-Inch Laptop (Black) - Review

Sony VPCEH34FX Laptop 
oh hi ya all see you again hehe I finally took my time to write a review for you guys, so now I will review a laptop with a sony brand. do you know what the series will I review? anyone know? haha yes, I've written it in the title .. so from the manufacturer says "The E Series laptop is built with the features and performance you need every day to stay connected and be entertained. You get smart performance and amazing picture quality all in a sleek, up-market design".

wow!! we must have looked cool if we use this
laptop.. not only that, it turns out this laptop also has a good specification, we can look at this

Display
  • Resolution: 1366 x 768
  • Screen Size: 15.5 inches
Hardware
  • Storage Capacity: 640GB
  • Storage Technology: 5400rpm
  • Storage Type: Serial ATA
  • Camera: Built-in web camera and microphone
  • Keyboard: QWERTY, 103 keys, 10-key numeric pad
Processor
  • Processor Type: Intel Core i3-2350M
  • Processor Speed: 2.30GHz
  • Processor Cache: 3MB
Memory
  • Installed Memory: 4GB
  • Memory Type/Speed: DDR3/1333MHz
  • Max. Memory: 8GB
Wireless/Networking
  • Ethernet Protocol: 1000BASE-T/100BASE-TX/10BASE-T
  • WiDi Ready: Yes - Intel Wireless Display Technology
  • WiFi Adapter: Intel Centrino Wireless-N 1000
Optical Drive
  • Type: CD/DVD Player / Burner
Inputs and Outputs
  • DC-In: 1
  • HDMI Output(s): 1
  • Headphone Output: 1
  • USB 2.0: 4
  • Secure Digital (SD) Slot: 1
  • VGA Output(s): 1
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Sony VPCEH34FX Laptop


how? the specifications are quiet crazy huh? in indonesia we used to say "gila, gokil banget!!" (maybe you should try it to express something crazy, hehe) oke back to the topic, hmm i think we can do many things on this laptop with specs like that. see, from the screen is large enough, in my opinion it is enough to spoil the eyes especially coupled with the integrated intel HD 3000. and also large enough RAM, 4 GB RAM it has been steady, playing games is not a problem anymore, don't be afraid the laptop performance get slow because of too much software that is used, because with that much RAM laptop doesn't need much time to make the loading process. even a laptop that i used to write this review has only 2GB of RAM, and you know what? i can play some big games and do my video (create or just editing).

this laptop is good overall. also viewed from its function, this laptop has many functions and can help smooth in doing a job, maybe.

may be enough for this review, hopefully this can be useful for you all..

see you againcheers! :)

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